How buyer’s advocates provide the investment edge

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Time-poor investors still seek to be information-rich, especially when it comes to their property portfolio.

In the increasingly competitive Adelaide real estate market, many canny buyers are looking to gain an advantage by working smart, not hard. 

Instead of attending the weekly inspections and witnessing the cut and thrust of auctions, they are turning to buyer’s advocates or buyer’s agents, also known as professional house hunters (like us!), to seal their deals.

Our function

Evolving from the deregulation of estate agency services, buyer’s advocates and, to a lesser degree, vendor’s advocates are proving increasingly popular as a cost-efficient method of speeding up the buying-and-selling process. We also provide keen professional insights and can gain early access to potential purchase opportunities.

How we operate

Buyers simply nominate a suburb or area, budget and any particulars (brick, Victorian, three bedrooms, etc.) about the property they wish to buy. 

They negotiate a fee, which may be a percentage success fee (such as two per cent of the sale price), a fee for service, or a combination of both. And then leave us to do the rest.

The advantage is that we are not emotionally involved in any property and can act in an impartial capacity, which takes the pressure off when bidding at an auction or negotiating on price.

Benefits of using Rosie & Rosie

As buyer’s agents we can provide significant financial benefits in the purchase or lease of properties, can eliminate time-wasting, and can provide professional advice and a choice of properties that match the purchaser’s needs.

When time is not on your side, buyer’s advocates can be a vital component to keep control in the buyer’s favour. If you’d like to find out more please contact us for a confidential, no obligation chat. 

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